Art and Architecture in the Ilkhanate Period
( 20 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the Ilkhanate Period
Overview of the Ilkhanate Empire, its history, and cultural context

Module #2
The Mongol Conquest and its Impact on Art and Architecture
The Mongol Empires expansion and how it influenced artistic and architectural styles in the region

Module #3
The Development of Ilkhanid Style
Characteristics of Ilkhanid art and architecture, including the blend of Mongol, Persian, and Chinese influences

Module #4
Architecture:Masoumeh Mosque and the Ilkhanid Tradition
In-depth analysis of the Masoumeh Mosque in Qom, Iran, and its significance in Ilkhanid architecture

Module #5
The Role of Patronage in Ilkhanid Art
How royal patronage and courtly culture influenced the development of art and architecture in the Ilkhanate

Module #6
Illuminated Manuscripts:The Shahnama and Other Illustrated Texts
Exploration of illuminated manuscripts from the Ilkhanate period, including the Shahnama and other notable examples

Module #7
Metalwork and Luxury Arts
The craftsmanship and significance of metalwork, ceramics, and other luxury arts in Ilkhanid culture

Module #8
Textiles and their Significance in Ilkhanid Art
The importance of textiles in Ilkhanid art, including their use in clothing, furnishings, and ceremonial contexts

Module #9
Ilkhanid Painting:Styles and Themes
Analysis of painting styles and themes in Ilkhanid art, including figurative and landscape representations

Module #10
The Impact of Chinese Art on Ilkhanid Aesthetics
How Chinese art and trade influenced Ilkhanid artistic styles and motifs

Module #11
Sufism and Mysticism in Ilkhanid Art
The role of Sufism and mysticism in shaping Ilkhanid artistic themes and motifs

Module #12
Ilkhanid Architecture:Urban Planning and City Development
The development of cities and urban planning in the Ilkhanate period, including examples from Tabriz and Soltaniyeh

Module #13
The Ilkhanid Legacy:Artistic Influence on Later Periods
How Ilkhanid art and architecture influenced later artistic and architectural styles, including the Timurid and Safavid periods

Module #14
Case Study:The Masjid-i-Jami of Isfahan
In-depth analysis of the Masjid-i-Jami of Isfahan, including its architecture, decoration, and historical significance

Module #15
The Role of Women in Ilkhanid Art and Architecture
The contributions and patronage of women in Ilkhanid art and architecture, including examples from royal and noble circles

Module #16
Ilkhanid Art and Architecture in the Modern Era
The preservation, restoration, and reception of Ilkhanid art and architecture in the modern era, including contemporary challenges and debates

Module #17
Digital Humanities in Ilkhanid Studies
The application of digital tools and methods in the study of Ilkhanid art and architecture, including 3D modeling, digital reconstruction, and online archives

Module #18
Debates and Controversies in Ilkhanid Art History
Critical examination of ongoing debates and controversies in the field of Ilkhanid art history, including issues of cultural appropriation and representation

Module #19
Ilkhanid Art and Architecture in a Global Context
Exploration of the global connections and exchange networks that shaped Ilkhanid art and architecture, including trade routes, cultural exchange, and imperial rivalries

Module #20
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Art and Architecture in the Ilkhanate Period career

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Art and Architecture in the Ilkhanate Period ( 20 Modules )

Art and Architecture in the Ilkhanate Period
( 20 Modules )